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yeah so you'll be seeing a lot more work from me over break. I have a lot I want to do. Next Tuesday, my glorious animation will be uploaded. I will share it as soon as I can because I'm very proud of it. Maybe I'll upload my other finished storyboards too. Right now, I'm working on a pixel drawing, and I'm going to try to make it into an animated sprite. Man, pixel drawings are hard for me, but I'm trying to strengthen my weaknesses, so I must keep at it until it's good.

... and what I was meant to do. It is certain! I animated for 6 hours today. I was animating an explosion, which is why I was practising explosions a few days ago. In my Animation Camera and Sound class, my animation is this guy who doesn't know what train to board, and boards the wrong train, and then the train hitting a wall at 400 miles per hour. Trains are purposely labeled with confusing numbers: "0OO0OO0O00" and "00OO00O0OO" those are zeros and O's). Maybe a dumb story, but I wanted to animated a train hitting a brick wall at 400 mph. What could be better than that? My first try at it sucked, and it REALLY sucked because I animated l

The last thing anyone (specifically artists) needs to listen to is what some pompous, jaded, snobby critic has to say. Man, they kill me! I was about to feel bad about myself, I've been on a review-reading marathon all weekend. I was about to feel really bad. How the hell am I going to make anything good? Critics are so harsh! Then I concluded/remembered that critcs are lame, and they aren't like everyone else. And then I felt better. MOST THINGS DO NOT SUCK! A lot of things that "suck" are loved by many people, stupid or smart! Even more things are LIKED by even more people. Someone has probably told you "don't try to please critics." We